Waterton IR

gluwater

Along the trail at Loon Lake in Waterton Lakes National Park, Canada.

CavalierPhoto

Well done, Nick!

Nice use of the vanishing point with the trail. And I think with it being off center it brings the sky and clouds more into the picture compared to the other one on your site where the path is centered.

Might be my monitor but I think I'm picking up some of the blue in the pathway and plants along the path. Intentional?

Skippy

gluwater wrote:

Along the trail at Loon Lake in Waterton Lakes National Park, Canada.

Lovely shot Nick Wateron was an awesome place to explore.
Thanks for sharing ..... Skippy
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Harrymac

What an incredibly nice shot......very nice

zweiblumen

Thanks for posting Nick. I always look forward to seeing your stuff.

I love the treatment you gave this IR. The blues are wonderful!

Thanks for sharing!

digitaldiva

I live close to Waterton and its one of my favorite places to be. This is a wonderful photograph.

schmoo

WTG Nick! For a place that can get so cold in winter I feel kind of funny saying, "Hey that looks like snow!" The clouds have so much motion in them which is kind of disconcerting - in a good way. :oogle How long was the exposure?

Ann McRae

Nick, great shot -really love it........ but it was Cameron Lake!!!!!!
Loon Lake

leaforte

I can never get enough IR. Was just reading today about Fujifilms new IS-1, dedicated IR digicam: Not sure what to think about it. I hope my 20D is converted to IR before the 2008 Arches shootout. Nice capture. I like how it all pulls into the bottom left third.

gluwater

schmoo wrote:

WTG Nick! For a place that can get so cold in winter I feel kind of funny saying, "Hey that looks like snow!" The clouds have so much motion in them which is kind of disconcerting - in a good way. :oogle How long was the exposure?

You and Travis are too too kind . This shot was handheld at 1/80th. There actually isn't any motion in the clouds. What you are seeing is distortion. The IR XT this was taken with has not been calibrated for the 10-22 and if it is not then they do not play nicely together. The AF is inacurate and I get really soft images sometimes. That is only with the 10-22 though. This was taken at 10mm. So how long until you try an IR?

gluwater

Ann McRae wrote:

Nick, great shot -really love it........ but it was Cameron Lake!!!!!!
Loon Lake

So since I didn't take any notes I relied on maps.google to give me the correct name of the lake. It did not, check for yourself. Thanks for the correction, I thought Loon Lake sounded incorrect.

gluwater

Thanks for looking everyone! I've got a lot more IR to go through from this trip so keep an eye out.